geico, see how much you could save. good morning, america. breaking news. a massive parking garage collapses. people buried in the rubble. overnight, a miracle rescue for one man trapped for 12 hours. now, it's a race against time to find a final missing man. the vice presidential candidates under pressure, take center stage tonight. so much at stake, as new polls show mitt romney closing the gap in key states. the president gave diane sawyer his advice for joe biden. >> i think joe just needs to be joe. and breaking overnight, a body found. a grim discovery in the haunting case of what happened to 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. police ruling out her parents as suspects. and now, a manhunt is on for a

killer. 30 days ago, i'll walk through these doors and i'm going home. i'm going home. >> homecoming. a huge milestone for robin on her road to recovery. finally leaving the hospital after weeks of grueling treatment. her doctors, friends and family cheer her on. and we have her message for everyone this morning. ♪ hey, hey oh, you feel it now ♪ ♪ amen, amen >> going home now. >> woo. and how is that for a start to the morning? [ applause ] wow. amen. amen, robin. we are so happy for you.

everyone on team robin, so thrilled that you are finally home, waking up this morning, after so many weeks in the hospital. we're going to talk to robin's doctor, in just a little bit. we see the fist-pumps up in the air. we're going to learn about the next steps in robin's journey. >> he's back. she's back and tweeting, folks. there's no place like home. praise god from whom all blessings flow. thank you. and bless you, xo. not sure which is the kiss and which is the hug. >> i love her enthusiasm and positive energy, every step of the way. i love her voice. >> everything is going great so far. also, a very big night tonight for the vice presidential candidates. they square off tonight. and just before, the president sat down with diane sawyer for his first big interview. and he didn't sugar-coat it. he promised to bring a better game next time. and our friend and colleague will be moderating the debate. and we have a big reunion

today. "st. elsewhere." and, robin, this is for you. kiss. sam is getting the makeup. >> why me? >> it may not be. we're turning to serious news. a stunning overnight rescue in florida. a man pulled from the rubble, hours after a deadly parking garage collapsed. abc's matt gutman is in miami with the very latest. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, amy. over the past couple of hours we heard this has shifted from a search mission to a recovery mission. officials here telling us that the last person they felt was trapped in that rubble, may have died. >> we feel at this time, the chances of survival of anyone still left in that debris is minimal. we never want to give up. we never want to end the search. but at this time, we are moving forward with a recovery operation. >> reporter: there's still one person missing, an electric

contractor whose family says, hours later, he has still not answered his phone. >> he's the best dad in the world. we need you guys to find him, please. >> rorter: hours earlier wednesday, firefighters squeezed between steel beams to save this man, who had also been pinned. >> okay. okay. >> reporter: police say at least 12 contractors were working on the new garage at miami-dade college when it collapsed around noon wednesday. >> i was able to see the last floor just crumble down. and i saw smoke coming up. and people just running around. >> reporter: two bodies have now been recovered. and seven survivors hospitalized. as robert's family waits and prays. >> we need prayers because i believe in miracles. i believe in miracles. >> reporter: and that miraculous rescue you saw just now, the man whose legs were amputated to

save his life, he may not survive. and now begins the grim task for rescuers to comb through the rest of the rubble to see if there's any bodies left in there. >> what an incredibly sad story. matt gutman, thanks so much. let's turn to josh elliott for the headlines. >> we're going to get to the breaking news out of colorado. a body found in the desperate search for missing 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. abc's clayton sandell has been on this case from the start. joins us, now, from westminster, colorado. good morning to you, clayton. >> reporter: good morning to you, josh. right now, police are on the scene where that body was discovered. and overnight, several law enforcement sources tell me they do believe it is jessica ridgeway, who has been missing nearly a week. the gruesome scene found overnight, just off this roadside, in a remote arvada, colorado, park. >> this afternoon, a body was discovered. >> reporter: investigators worked under the floodlights of a fire truck.

>> the arvada police department and the westminster police department are working jointly with additional resources to process that crime scene. >> reporter: police haven't officially identified the body. but sources tell abc news, it is the missing 10-year-old. earlier wednesday, police announced jessica's parents are not suspects in her disappearance. >> the focus shifts to an unknown suspect, as we think that she was abducted. >> reporter: y >> we don't want any parent, any parent, to ever experience this in their whole entire life. >> reporter: the body was found about seven miles from jessica's home in westminster, colorado, and about seven miles from the town of superior, where her backpack and water bottle were found sunday, left on a sidewalk. the fifth grader vanished friday morning as she walked to school. dozens of officers saturated jessica's neighborhood again wednesday. overnight, they learned they were too late. we'll hear more from police later this morning.

they tell me their top priority now, identifying a suspect. josh? >> clayton sandell, in westminster, colorado. thank you for that. another developing story. bp is close to reaching a settlement with the government over the 2010 gulf oil spill. "the wall street journal" says the deal could top $20 billion. some oil is still surfacing. meanwhile, get ready to pay more to heat your home. the government predicts that heating oil customers will pay 20% more this winter compared to last year, largely because colder weather is expected. natural gas bills are expected to rise 15%. propane, 13%. this morning, kellogg is recovering nearly 3 million packages of bite-sized frosted and unfrosted miniwheats because they may be contaminated with metal. logon to goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! for more details here. and some tense moments at the annual hot air balloon

fiesta in new mexico. the winds pick up. and you see the result. hard landings. people tumbling out of their baskets. some balloons, you can see here, got stuck in power lines. thousands of people nearby lost power. no serious injuries, though, to report. and finally, the highest-paid player in all of baseball, alex rodriguez has been struggling late. down by one run in a big playoff game, the yankees benched him in favor of 40-year-old raul ibanez. and guess what happened in the ninth inning. get out of here. a shot to right, bottom nine, ties the game against baltimore. and then, guess what happened in the 12th inning. as people here are still struggling home, i unfortunately stayed up for every pitch. i'm working on reserves right now. the yanks go home winners. also, the a's win in dramatic fashion. st. louis, san francisco also wins. playoff baseball has officially arrived.

>> you have to love that finish. >> it was great. >> it really was. the race for the white house. and with 26 days to go, it's time for the next big debate. the v.p. candidates square off. high stakes and high pressure, as new polls show mitt romney closing the gap in some key states. it's "your voice, your vote." and jonathan karl at the debate site in kentucky, where biden and ryan will square off. good morning, jon. >> reporter: good morning, george. right down on that stage is the one and only showdown between vice president biden and paul ryan. and the stakes are as high as they've ever been for a vice presidential debate. paul ryan may not have as much experience as joe biden. but he's done least eight debates in previous congressional races, including this one, when he first ran for office and was just 27 years old. his opponent said he was young enough to be her son. ryan has never had a debate on a stage anywhere near as big as the one tonight. but two years ago, he did have a

memorable faceoff against president obama at a bipartisan health care summit at the white house. >> i've got to tell you, the american people are engaged. and if you think they want a government takeover of health care, i would respectfully submit you're not listening to them. >> reporter: ryan spent a lot of time preparing for this, including numerous debate sessions. >> i like joe personally quite a bit. i just disagree with his policies. >> reporter: and mitt romney said he is confident ryan will have a strong performance. >> i think paul ryan will do great. thank you. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with diane sawyer, the president talked about what he expects from joe biden. >> what's your message to joe biden about tomorrow night? >> you know, i think joe just needs to be joe. >> reporter: biden scored points in his last debate four years ago, in what turned out to be the most-watched vice presidential debate in history. >> the notion that somehow because i'm a man, i don't know what it's like to raise two kids alone. i don't know what it's like to have a child you're not sure is

going to make it -- i understand. i understand. >> emotional moment four years ago, jon. the audience could top that audience tonight. and it's coming as we're getting new, solid polls from the key battleground states of virginia, florida and ohio. >> reporter: yeah. this is the key thing. we've seen a national polls, romney has gained on the president in some cases. actually moved ahead of the president. now, what we're seeing that romney is gaining in the key battleground states, where the race really matters. he's gained, put it to virtually a tie. in florida and virginia, he was behind in both states. and even in ohio, the president still has a lead there. but in polls this morning, romney is gaining. >> the president has about a six-point lead in ohio this morning. and diane sawyer and i will have live coverage of the vice presidential debate at 9:00, 6:00 pacific. and we're proud that the moderator will be our friend and colleague, martha raddatz. >> looking forward to that, george. now, to the bombshell report

in the doping case against lance armstrong. nearly all of his own teammates testifying against him. saying, he not only took drugs himself, but helped them dope, as well. abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: rare home video, a revealing look inside lance armstrong's team at the 1999 tour de france. >> smile. >> reporter: this morning, many of the same loyal teammates who carried armstrong to seven tour de france victories, are burying him under an avalanche of testimony that he cheated to win. the massive u.s. anti-doping case file includes financial transactions. more than $1 million, paid by armstrong to the controversial italian doctor, ferrari. and sworn affidavits from 26 people, including nearly a dozen former teammates. >> the stories are sad and they're chilling. but they're overly powerful.

>> reporter: the agency says even armstrong's ex-wife, kristen, was in on the drug use, which she called unnecessary evil. and his friend and teammate testified, he was aware that armstrong used blood transfusion. that armstrong used testosterone throughout the time they were teammates. even that he once swept armstrong's apartment for drugs. and that he warned him about drug testing agents when they showed up. and cappie, like the others, admitted his own doping as part of his testimony. but like armstrong, never tested positive. >> to deny the reality of lance's doping after this report, would be like denying gravity. >> reporter: officials say armstrong tried to maintain a cover-up. telling cappie to stay in europe to avoid testifying. and telling others to sign affidavits, to procure false testimony. >> as he said before, when he decided he had had enough of this kangaroo court, enough is enough. and i don't anticipate him doing

anything to try to contest this one-sided report. >> reporter: according to sworn affidavits, drugs were such a big part of lance armstrong's life, his ex-wife told people they had code name for epo. they called it butter because they kept it in with the butter in their refrigerator at home. george? >> wow. okay, neal. thanks very much. we're going to turn, now, to that fantastic news about our friend, robin. she reached a major milestone yesterday on her road to recovery, homecoming. with friends and family by her side. >> 30 days ago, i walked through these doors. and i'm going home. i'm going home. >> reporter: wednesday was celebration day. ♪ amen you feel it now ♪ ♪ amen >> reporter: grateful for the outstanding care she's received, robin thanked the nurses and doctors. >> you're rock stars. >> reporter: and in classic robin style, out of it as much

as she loved them, she's not eager to return anytime soon. >> don't take it the wrong way. i hope i never see you again. except an anniversary party. >> reporter: this is a tremendous step. but robin's road to recovery is far from over. her transplant specialist, dr. sergio giralt, prepared her for what's next. >> you have overcome so many hurdles already, that we pray and have faith that the journey will continue to be as it has been so far. >> reporter: never alone, robin is supported by devoted siblings, sally-ann and dorothy. and a core of caring friends. >> part of my motivation is to come back to you. wonderful "gma" audience. we've often called you family. and you have never felt more

like family. >> reporter: taking her first breath of fresh air in a month, robin stepped out into a crisp fall afternoon. >> walking out, it's overwhelming. to see the sky. >> reporter: and headed home, stronger. >> woo. there is no place like home. >> reporter: where robin belongs. her sisters, sharing in the joy. >> never lose your sense of, i can do this. all things are possible. >> it was wonderful bringing her home on november 23rd, 1960. and it's wonderful to bring her home today. >> it's so good to see. robin's oncologist is here. it's so emotional. i have to start off. i got an e-mail from robin last night. she wanted to make sure that you and your whole team knows how

great she thinks you are. she calls you her dream team. everyone at the hospital. thank you for the great care you've given robin. tell us a little more about where she is in the journey right now. >> these moments are fantastic. the video is wonderful to watch. and she got it this part out of the park. she got through the initial phase beautifully. did not have any terrible complications, which is wonderful. that's not to say there weren't hard days. there were very hard days. there was a lot of unpleasantness. and i think this is fantastic, as a first step out the door. and she got out the door. but we're not done yet. there's a lot more to come. and that 20-day-old immune system needs to kick in. the next 80 days, and that first 100, is very important after transplant. it's for the immune system to take hold. and for her to regain her strength. she's got to get her hair back. she has to get her strength back. she's got to rebuild in every sense. she's got to start eating normally, building up physical strength again, having physical

therapy go well. but most importantly, the bugs of the world are the terrorists. and we are still on red alert. and that's something that goes on. >> against any infection. >> any infection. you see that everybody is in masks and gloves. she will be, too. and i think a billion people in america want to visit her. not yet. we are not there yet. we have to protect her. >> but so far, the bone marrow has taken. it's not been rejected in any way? her blood counts are good. >> correct. they're excellent. and we're waiting for the first bone marrow biopsy. >> we have to continue the good thoughts. she looks a little thin there. but is gaining strength every day. >> absolutely. i'm getting the e-mails with the new foods that she's doing very well eating. >> that's great. dr. roboz, thanks very much. >> a pleasure. >> all of you can follow the journey on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! now, let's go to sam with a check of the weather. sam, you remind everyone to send in the pictures from team robin, as well.

>> send her pictures. this is a spiritual milestone for her. this is a good energy moment for her. >> i agree with doris. it's great news. it's really -- that's emotion. that's just coursing through you. >> we have an area of low pressure from central california to southern california. and it's hail from san jose yesterday, into big thunderstorms going into vegas and also oklahoma city here today. locally, about two inches of rain coming from that. on the east coast, we have some big, cold temperatures. chicago, charleston, washington, d.c., new york city, all in the 40s this morning. and it's a shot of cool air that gets reinforced tonight into saturday morning. so, saturday, be ready for that early chill.

"good morning maryland," i'm meteorologist lynette charles. and we do have a beautiful day on tap. lots of sunshine. but we are starting out on the chilly side this morning. as we go into the afternoon, still cool. temperature coming in right around 61 degrees. and we will be working our way into the 70s by the ravens' game time. but before then, we are going to be seeing plenty of sunshine on your saturday. and we'll be breezy as we head into monday with a few showers in the forecast. have a great day everyone and go o's. nvasion twist.

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55. that firebreak out near thurgood marshall high school. we're learning now the grandmother nancy worrell and the four grandchildren they died but we're also learning from the family members nine to ten people lived in the home. >> we're talking spanning three generations. they say that nancy and the four children they died in that fire. her husband jumped from the house and we're also told that he suffered third degree burns on his back and has a broken back. one firefighter was hurt when he fell through the second story floor and all the way to the basement. he is expected to be okay. time now for a check of the forecast for you on this thursday with lynette. >> all right, let's talk about what's going on outside in laurel because it's absolutely gorgeous. a beautiful sunrise this morning. the sun is going to be with us all day long. get out anden joy it. if you're heading to run some errands today. bundle up this morning. it's on the chilly side. 45 degrees right now in laurel and as we head throughout the day this is what we have. dry skies on maryland's most powerful radar. we can see the planner for

today. brings us up to about 61 degrees into 3:00 under mostly sunny skies. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. good morning lynette. well, we are dealing with a crash and baltimore county. right on mount carmel road at falls road. and fur going to the beltway do expect heavy delays right now on the west site. here's a live look at reisterstown road where an accident has just cleared from the outer loop. speeds clocking in at just 25 miles per hour. do expect a congested ride on the over side of the beltway as well. an eight minute delay right now on the outer loop from 95 up to 83. megan and charlie, over to you. more news, weather and traffic coming up in about a half an hour. >> we'll see you then, in the meantime you can always go to abc2news.com.

♪ you know i wish i had jessie's girl ♪ you know the song. can you believe it's rick springfield singing it in the subway? that is fantastic. this is going to be our all-time "play of the day" coming up in a couple of minutes. >> how many -- >> that is every girl's dream, though. to be serenaded with that song by rick. >> and there's a lot more of it to come. good morning, everyone. robin, we told everyone she's home from the hospital. great to have amy robach here. >> so happy robin is home.

coming up, a stunning twist to a home invasion case. the college student who was shot after she wandered into a stranger's house. this morning, her surprising explanation of why she may have done it. >> a strange case. we have an all-star reunion blowout coming up. the stars of "st. elsewhere." it's one of the greats. they are together again with us. you do not want to miss it. what a week for special guests. rob lowe, ann romney. and this morning, we have brooke shields this morning. how does it feel, brooke? >> i'm trying to get up to speed. can i do anything for you? >> you look right at home. everybody up there will tell you, since it's thursday, you never know what i'm going to need by the end of the show. >> i'm ready. i'm up to the task. i'm ready for it now. >> that is great. we look forward to seeing you. we begin with the case of the colorado student, who wandered into a stranger's house after a late night and was shot by the homeowner.

she was drunk. and now, she claims she may have been secretly drugged, as well. john muller has the latest on the twist in the story. >> reporter: as drunk as she was, four-times the legal limit, it's hard to understand thaw zoey ripple could walk into a strange home in the middle of the night, stand in front of a frightened couple holding a gun screaming, get out and walking towards them. now, she claims she might have been drug. it was a shot in the dark. >> we shot her. >> reporter: that went straight for this unlikely home intruder. >> she's awake. she's fine. but she's shot. >> reporter: 21-year-old zoey ripple was intoxicated when she wandered into this boulder, colorado, home last spring. startling timothy justice and his wife, doreen, at 3:30 in the morning. after repeatedly yelling at ripple to leave, justice took aim, shooting her in the hip. >> why would you just walk into

a house when we're screaming for you to get out? >> reporter: and now, the student is speaking out for the first time. >> this is a traumatic incident. and i'm deeply sorry that it has been for the justices, as well. >> reporter: on wednesday, ripple pleaded guilty to first-degree criminal trespassing. her attorney claiming she may have been under the influence of a date rape drug at the time of the incident. >> her statements to the police officer were pretty clear. and yet, she has no recollection of it at all. and that fits in with a date-rape drug. >> reporter: ripple was not tested for drugs that night. she has no idea how she made it into this home. her lawyer believes someone took her there. >> scary things can happen. and it's so important to keep, you know, your bearings about you. >> reporter: the judge gave ripple a deferred sentence, meaning the charge could be wiped from her record if she stays out of trouble for 18 months and completely away from

alcohol. the homeowners were not charged. >> i continue to remind myself that this doesn't define me. i know who i am. >> reporter: no one will probably ever know how ripple wound up at that home. it was far from where she was partying. and police in boulder say drunk college kids wander into homes 12 to 15 times a year. isn't that crazy? >> 12 to 15 times a year? >> drinking and walking can be dangerous. >> it can be dangerous. if someone has a gun, walk the other way. >> john, thanks very much. now, to new details in the wedding brawl caught on tape in philadelphia. the groom's brother charged with assault for allegedly striking a police officer. he's out on bail and claims he has nothing to do with starting the fight. linsey davis joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, amy. until now, the only account of what happened inside was what was caught on tape. but new insight from the groom's brother, about his involvement

in that 20-minute brawl that sent him to jail, and left his new sister-in-law, dead. the first account on how two wedding nights ended in chaos. this morning, 20-year-old matthew sofka is speaking out through his lawyer. that's sofka, the brother of the groom, and the son of a former police officer, hit with a police baton and ultimately caved before being arrested and thrown into jail. according to his lawyer, sofka has just returned from his brother's wedding reception. he and his family got to the hotel, they say the melee involving guests from a separate wedding was already under way. >> he was trying to help his girlfriend when he was approached by the police from behind. he was unaware of who was behind him. he extended his arm. >> reporter: sofka, seen here leaving jail earlier this week,

was struck by one office and put into a choke hold by another. >> other members of the police department continued to try to subdue him. and ultimately, he was tased, i believe, a couple of times. >> reporter: according to this complaint, police say the force was justified because sofka, knowingly, intentionally or recklessly caused or attempted to cause bodily injury to a police sergeant. it goes on to say sofka and approximately three others punched and kicked the sergeant in the head and body. sofka maintains the fight has nothing to do with the sofka wedding party. >> reporter: we understand that additional arrests are being considered. sofka has been charged with aggravated assault, resisting arrest, and creating a riot. he could face five to ten years in jail. >> thanks so much. for more, let's bring in dan abrams. one of sofka's lawyers' main points was the brawl had started

by the time he got there. how relevant is that to the charges he's facing? >> it's somewhat relevant. but you're still guilty if you escalated the fight. the question isn't sort of who started it. the question is, what did he do? did he punch? and remember, his defense is now saying, this wasn't self-defense. they're saying he was purely a victim. his girlfriend is down on the ground. he, quote, extends his arm. and a police officer comes from behind him. and the next thing he knows, he's getting tased and hit with batons and, et cetera. his lawyer is portraying him as a victim here. >> how does the defense combat the police officer's words against his client's words? >> it's tough for the defendant. the videotape is going to be very important. in cases where there's a videotape, you start seeing the analysis go frame-by-frame.

every movement that occurred on the videotape, if it ultimately goes to trial, becomes absolutely crucial. you have eyewitnesses, other police officers. there are a lot of people there. you have a lot of potential eyewitnesses. and a videotape. >> and potentially more arrests in this case. >> the investigation is ongoing. >> dan abrams, thanks so much. we appreciate it. time, now, for the weather and sam champion. >> amy, when you have stress in your life, how about a moment of zen? how about this? how about this shot. yeah. you can just breathe into this picture from miami. wait, no. wait. no. that doesn't help at all. that picture from miami. i don't know. it works for me. it can completely change me from angry to happy. >> sam, you're never angry. >> i know. >> you're never angry. >> maybe it will work -- why are you behind the screen? maybe it will work for you, too. 86 degrees, on target in miami.

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names and how she almost didn't record this latest hit. it's any day now for singing superstar, adele. the eight-time grammy winner dropped the baby news on her blog in june. writing, quote, i'm delighted to announce that simon and i are expecting our first child together. obviously, we're over the moon. and now, in the latest issue of "people" magazine, a family source reveals the 24-year-old british powerhouse is, quote, nesting. picking out furniture for the baby's room and trying to choose names. in 2008, she told the magazine, she really wanted to be a mom. >> adele told "people" magazine a few years ago, she wants three boys by the time she's 30. right now, she's changed. she stopped drinking and smoking. and she's really focusing on her pregnancy. ♪ this is the end >> reporter: in the mean tile, adele's topping the charts again. ♪ hold your breath and count to ten ♪

>> reporter: singing the new bond theme song, "skyfall," just released. >> a source said adele was hesitant to do a bond theme because she was worried it might be cheesy. once she accepted the gig, she took it very seriously. >> reporter: bond's star, daniel craig, told jimmy fallon, that adele was his first choice for the theme. >> when adele's name came up, i jumped at it. >> like a little girl? >> she has the voice. she has the tone we wanted. >> reporter: and while fans enjoy adele's first release since her album "21" won the grammy last year, adele and her boyfriend are busy anxiously awaiting their own release, due out soon. the producer of "skyfall" said adel read the script because she

wanted to get the sound just right. the best for her. coming up, we have josh with that "play of the day." what was that about again, josh? >> i can't remember. you have to tune in to find out. or there it is.

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and a good afternoon to you, a devastating story this morning out of northeast baltimore. a house fire kills five people inside. >> that fire devastating situation we're told it's on denwood avenue not far from thurgood marshall high school. now all the people living in the house we're told were related. family members say that the grandmother. 55-year-old woman nancy worrell and four children died in the fire. one firefighter was hurt when he fell through the second story floor all the way to the base. he is expected to be okay. time now for a check of the forecast with lynette. >> all right, good morning everyone. we are looking at plenty of sunshine right now in ellicott city. and no matter where you go today, that's exactly what you're going to see.

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♪ good morning, america. good morning, america. good morning, america. i can get two kids off to school. this should be easy. good morning. hello? >> hey, brooke. it's sam. i got a quick question. first weather. should i start with the chilly great lakes or the coastal california storms? >> california coastal storms. definitely. fellow? sweetie, your lunch is on the table. mommy has to take another call. >> can you do me a huge favor. i'm starving. can you throw a turkey sandwich in a bag for me, too?

>> yes. i'll get right on that. see you soon. wow. i've got my work cut out for me. [ cheers and applause ] >> the crowd loves it out there. >> wow. >> brooke, you're going to be serenaded by a lot of kiss fans. >> thank you. all of the movies. >> the turkey sandwich. it's great to have you here. robin is at home recovering from her bone marrow transplant. great to have amy robach here, as well. brooke, how are you settling in? >> i'm doing okay. i did a lot of research. i really did. i take things very seriously. you have to be careful. >> oh. >> the brown bag with a name. >> thank god we're in new york. you can get anything at any moment. >> we can trade snacks later?

in the brief? okay. >> no fig newtons or anything in there. just a sandwich. >> it can't be a better morning than to have brooke shields in the house this morning. one of the things we have coming up, the all-star reunion of the cast of "st. elsewhere." is one of the first hospital shows i can remember of many to follow. and looked just like it, in some ways. it's our first. it's our favorite. >> it set a precedent. >> ensemble drama. also, the naked truth about size and beauty. a provocative editorial taking on the issue. >> it really is neighborhood. >> it is naked. urging all women to celebrate their shape, no matter how big, or small. we'll have reaction. brooke, what do you have coming up? >> i took to the streets to see what moms really think about hot-button issues facebook to drinking. i got some very opinionated answers.

>> there you go. journalism. >> enterprising. and we told you earlier, she's home. robin's back from the hospital. take a look. this message from her to all of us and all of you about how she's relaxing and watching the show. >> my "gma" family, george, sam, josh, lara. i can't wait to continue to watch you between my toes at home. >> look at that smile. that is so great. >> he's going to have a pedicure. >> that's a great idea. a lot coming up this hour. but first, let's get news from josh. >> we have breaking stories to begin with. a construction worker has been rescued from the rubble, 12 hours after a miami parking garage collapsed. two other workers, however, were killed. another is missing. and at this hour is presumed

dead. also in colorado, police believe they have found the body of 10-year-old jessica ridgeway. the remains were found along a road seven miles from her home. she vanished on friday. police at this time have no suspects. meanwhile, a lot riding on the vice presidential candidates tonight, as they will be facing off in their one and only debate. new polls show mitt romney closing the gap in key states, such as virginia and florida. president obama, meanwhile, holds a narrow lead in ohio. abc news' coverage of the vice presidential debate, hosted by our colleague, martha raddatz, begins at 9:00 eastern time tonight. pharmacy blamed for the t the nationwide meningitis outbreak. officials say the new england compounding center may have misled regulators and mixed medications not covered but its license. 12 people have thus far died after receiving tainted steroid shots. and workers at walmart, fighting for better pay and

benefits may hit the retailer where it really hurts. they are threatening to walk out on black friday, the day after thanksgiving. several workers rights organizations are supporting the group's action. finally, a stunt that didn't go quite as planned. take a look. the view from cam zinc's helmet looking good. >> and not so good. >> he overshot the landing. >> oh. >> josh. please, tell me -- >> he's okay. he's not hurt. >> we wanted to know. >> i have to be honest, people. i didn't see this one before i did it. i was hoping he was okay, too. not surprisingly, he called the crash gnarly. >> i guess. he is okay. >> and he is. >> he is stoked that he's okay. >> totally rad.

no "pop news" with your mouth full. >> thank you, brooke, for the sandwich. appreciate it. there's a lot of "pop news." enjoy this. comment when you feel the need. who could forget alfred hitchcock's classic thriller "psycho." you know that scene in the shower? we have a new version for you. this time, that's scarlett johansson getting the unwelcomed surprise. this is your first look at "hitchcock," in which anthony hopkins plays the legendary director. but unlike hitchcock films, this is a love story between hitchcock and his wife, played by helen mirren, during the making of "psycho." >> i like it. >> i like it's about hitchcock and his relationship. not just a remake of the film. >> and it has buzz. >> and everyone wants to see her in the shower. >> look for that next month,

everybody. do you remember these two? lennon and macy stella? the little gifted girls use butter tubs as musical instruments. >> they were a "play of the day." >> they were on our show. and casting agents noticed. the little song birds have been cast on abc's new show "nashville" and will have recuring roles. >> but they have beautiful sounds. they're not what you would typically hear. >> and their little butter tubs. >> i want to give josh credit. >> and the harmony's perfect. >> they played for my birthday. it was great. >> now, they'll have their people call your people because they're stars. they're going to appear in the third episode of "nashville." they will play the daughters of connie britton's character. they have recuring roles. i think they're going to be just fine. that acting thing -- you can

probably give them great advice. >> i don't know. i just recently watched some of my old films. it's not that good of an idea. >> finally, we want to be the first to welcome mitik the walrus, to new york. he arrives at the new york aquarium today on coney island. the handsome devil was rescued from the open ocean off alaska. he and another orphan walrus were nursed back to health. hard to believe. but at 234 pounds, the 4-month-old is considered small. he is gaining weight. about a pound a day. his vets say he's scrappy. he will fit in here in new york. and crowds can see mitik by spring. that's "pop news." >> he nurses now because he had a problem feeding. they had to nurse him. and they had to bottle fed and did the tube. he rests his head on their lab. it's so cute. >> is that true? >> i do my homework.

this is me in college. >> i'm going to eat my turkey sandwich. sam, let's get some weather. >> on saturday morning on "sea rescue." brooke, i need you. this is macy. and kate's doing the painting. macy, where are you from? >> north carolina. >> macy, you're getting kissed up. is that the way it is. i like the star. you chose the star over the other one. >> yeah. >> why did you choose the star? >> i don't know. it's my favorite. >> and then, wait. over here, who is this? >> kelly. >> kelly's getting the full white. good morning. it looks like you got the pattern for the star. one or two things going on. how about this one? this is that storm. it's a little bit early in the year for these storms to start moving into that central and southern california coast and become mountain snowmakers. but this is going to do it. it's an opportunity to get rain in the southwest. and a little mountain snow all at the same time. if you're a little chilled right now from the northeast to the great lakes, you're about to get

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look at that. kids taking over times square. we're talking, now, about a bold, new look at beauty in every size. in the latest issue of "plus model" magazine, curvy models bare all to encourage women of all shapes and sizes to celebrate their figures and end what they call body shaming. abc's cecilia vega explains. >> reporter: they said ashley judd's face was too chubby. jessica simpson's baby bump body too big. called leann rimes too thin. and melissa mccarthy, too fat. and with one cover, wanted to put an end to body shaming. "plus model" wants to end shame for everybody bullied for their size. >> i wanted people to say, maybe i need to stop writing those

negative things. >> reporter: the spread may show models wearing little more than high heels and jewelry. but each photo comes with a message. no one is safe from body shaming. body shaming hurts. >> to the extent women look at this. and it expands their understanding what is beautiful, that is a great thing. >> reporter: as laura johnson believes, body shaming is on the size for women large and small. >> i've been used to people telling me what they think about my body. i love myself. and i want other women to experience that same joy. >> reporter: it's an issue that made headlines earlier this month,after a viewer e-mailed lacrosse, wisconsin, tv news anchor, jennifer livingston, saying she was too fat. supporters rallied around her after she went public. >> you don't know me. you are not a friend of mine. >> reporter: and now, "plus model" magazine says it wants to rally around all women. >> i would love for everyone everywhere to see this magazine. and i know it's going to be part

of a change of being more positive and seeing our bodies as being beautiful things. >> reporter: wonderful, curvy things. for "good morning america," cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. we're bringing in brooke shields to talk about this. you've been in the spotlight, since you were 11 months old. >> i was a model as a baby. this is a problem that's not for everybody. not for people just in the public eye. those of us in the public eye are under constant scrutiny. i've maintained the idea of being healthy rather than being skinny. but there's such extremes. when i'm ten pounds heavier, i look younger because my face fills out. >> we all of us have girls. what do you say to your little girls? >> i said, as long as you're healthy, i want you to eat well. and don't compare yourself to anybody. we're all unique. we're all like snowflakes. >> don't compare yourself to anybody, even though we're

wearing the exact color. >> this was the memo of the day. >> i think it's fabulous they're doing this is out because it's across the board. and i think the celebration of who you are at your best, is what -- whether it's not fat and skinny. it's who you are at your healthiest. >> this is a new trend we're seeing, women proudly displaying. we saw dove ads earlier, with women saying, this is my skin. and hopefully this is changing things. hopefully this has a huge impact on women and men, to end the bullying. >> absolutely. and i think it's necessary to get this to the younger kids. we've got this next generation that we can change their perception. >> and at 7 years old, my daughter listens to everything when we talk about food. we're hugely influential. hopefully, they're all listening. >> right. >> healthy and proud. >> and feeling good about yourself and not comparing yourself. >> love the skin you're in. >> there you go. george, over to you. >> i hope my girls are listening to you guys, this morning. that was great, guys.

time for the all-star reunion blowout. remember this classic theme song? hard to believe it's been 30 years since the start of "st. elsewhere." and we teamed up with "entertainment weekly" to talk to the cast of "st. elsewhere." and john quinones. >> and before we had doctors. we had "st. elsewhere." >> i've been in e.r. just as long as you have. i've been knocked around down there. i didn't go out and buy a gun. >> i'm scared. >> reporter: it was critically acclaimed but ratings-challenged. >> tell me when chaos landed? >> reporter: for six seasons, devoted fans of "st. elsewhere" followed the lives and loves inside a dingy south boston hospital. >> we spend all sorts of time in this place. when we gt a chance to celebrate

new life, it becomes more cherished. >> more people died there than people in the history of television. >> but it was a real hospital. >> it was the first show, the stars of our show had a tendency to die off and get killed. >> reporter: st. eligius had a cast of thousands. they were just a part of the large, ever-changing ensemble. >> you give your patients the wrong antibiotics. you write the worst progress notes. you're pathetic. >> reporter: this is a young and back then relatively unknown denzel washington. >> he will call me from the set and go, howie, how would you play this? >> reporter: denzel couldn't make it. but 30 years after it first went on the air, 12 of "st. elsewhere's" cast gathered for a "entertainment weekly"

cover shoot to celebrate the show. >> the show was special. it was unique. >> reporter: who was the class clown behind the scenes? >> howie. >> was it always? >> yes. >> i went on vacation one time. and i came home and there was a for sale sign on my house. >> wasn't going to take the first offer. >> reporter: was this the best thing that happened in your careers? >> it was one of the most extraordinary thing that happened in our careers. it was a show that changed television in a lot of ways. and to be part of something like that was certainly extraordinary. >> in order for me to be a good doctor, i have to separate my feelings from myself. >> reporter: mark, what did you learn from your acting on this show, that you draw upon now? >> that we have better words to say. teachers in every direction. i was real thankful to be included in this group. >> people on the streets, would they come up to you and ask you medical advice? >> i opened a hospital in the midwest because i was a nurse on

television. >> i would be giving dissenting advice all the time. and i wasn't far off. >> reporter: william daniels played the surlily dr. craig. and bonnie bartlett, played his tv wife. >> it was wonderful. we love to work together. right, bill? right, bill? right? >> well, give me a second, will you? >> what is it in my personality, that bugs people? >> you're closed, narrow-minded, judgemental human being. >> reporter: how would you describe dr. craig? >> he was mean. >> reporter: big ego. self-centered? >> let's not go too far. >> reporter: in everyone's hearts this day, bruce paltrow, gwyneth's father, who passed away in season two. >> he was aware of the fact that

women and minorities were not in the ega. and he gave us opportunities before it was fashionable. >> reporter: the writers never shied away from controversy. main characters were written off in shocking ways. >> bye, peter. >> reporter: that included mark harmon's popular dr. bobby caldwell. >> i got aids. >> reporter: your character on the show contracted hiv. >> you were talking to writers. yeah. >> reporter: up until then, that hasn't happened much on television. >> at all. >> at all. that was ground-breaking television. >> reporter: between all of the drama, there were a lot of laughs. >> we were irreverent. we were ironic. we were at times silly. >> what's his problem? >> he has a few bruised ribs and he needs a tuneup. >> reporter: today, the show is best remembered for two things.

♪ its evidently humble theme song. >> he sits there all day long in his own world, staring at that toy. >> reporter: and having one of the most controversial finales ever. the last few minutes suggesting that the entire series had been the musics of an autistic boy, seen staring at a snow globe. >> i'm going to say this interview is not actually happening. it's happening in chad's head. >> reporter: chad allen played that little boy. >> funny you should mention that. >> reporter: who knows what the writers really intended? in fact, maybe this interview is also merely a daydream. maybe. "st. elsewhere" lasted six seasons. and it never ranked more than 49th place. but it was the critics' darling, nominated for an astonishing 63

emmy awards. >> it's so great to see denzel, as well. >> and howie. >> i forgot about him. >> and really, the show made ensemble dramas work. they made them viable on television. >> the first time that that -- they had them follow and everybody was really featured. now, mark harmon's on "csi." >> yeah. they're all working. and you're right. >> "ncis." >> one of the letters. >> one of them. a "c" is in there. another one coming up tomorrow. "larry sanders show." and coming up right now, kiss is here, live. everybody getting ready for that. [ cheers and applause ]

good morning, i'm megan pringle, four children and their grandmother were killed in a fire in their home. the children were ages 1 through 7 years old. that fire happened early this morning on denwood avenue near thurgood marshall high school. ten family members spanning from flee generations -- three generations lived in the home. over to lynette charles right now. >> dundalk yes the far cry from yesterday when we couldn't even see the key bridge. just plenty of sunshine this morning a beautiful sunrise. it's absolutely gorgeous outside. this morning. even as we head over into mount

airy, still plenty of sunshine across the area. that will continue as we head throughout the day. the temperature coming in at 44 degrees. so we are chilly this morning. and we will stay cool as we go into the afternoon. with that high temperature coming in right around 61 degrees. is seven day forecast keeps us on the cool side. let's get a check now of the abc2 timesaver traffic with lauren cook. good morning. good morning lynette. we have highway delays right now on the jfx. a crash southbound at 28th street that you will want to watch out for. and in baltimore county dealing with another accident on liberty road at ben brook drive. expect congestion on the west side of the beltway on the outer loop from 795 down towards route 40. and here's where the beltway looks like in parkvillement no concerns on the inner loop here at harford road but the outer loop still slow at providence road. megan and charlie, over to you. in the meantime back to new york for more of "good morning america." have a great day and we'll see you in just a bit.

[ cheers and applause ] the crowd is all ready for kiss this morning. they've been up all night, putting their makeup on. there they are, one of the greatest rock 'n' roll bands of all-time. one of the craziest ones. and they're right here on "gma." good morning, everyone. happy morning here for lara spencer, ready to go. >> i'm excited. we have a countdown clock to kiss. >> going to be a great time. amy robach and brooke shields here. brooke, you have to share this classic photo of you and gene simmons. >> okay. i was -- i had just finished the

movie called "kilt." and i went to the concert. they haven't gotten any older. i don't know how i got older and they haven't. i was inspired. the only time i was allowed to stick my tongue out. they were like, don't stick your tongue out at anybody. >> all right. everybody, you might remember. we did a live "play of the day" back in july. i actually lost my wallet in a cub. b but it was found by a fellow named mark christiano. and he brought it back to me. i was there a couple nights at home. i had the thai phone. sam comes home and you say -- >> i say, josh, i found a wallet in a cab. i looked through it. there's money and credit cards. but there's no card in there. i know her name. can we hit the internet and try to find her? >> we hit the internet. and guess who we found.

we found martha kilner. there she is. we found the wallet. and we actually called her. and we said, hi, this is josh elliott and sam champion from "good morning america." and -- i don't want you to think we're weird. >> i do want to tell you, i did go through your wallet. but the oddest thing was, there was this picture, martha, that really was astounding to me. that you leave that in your wallet. we love it. we thought we'd give you this so it would take up less room. here's a picture of the two of us. and we did pay for the thai food with the cash in your wallet. >> but it was delicious. are you happy? >> i'm very happy. and i believe in good samaritans. and new york is great. >> and i told her, i said to sam, she'll wait a day because she's going to get the wallet back. thank you, martha. >> you couldn't have just staged

this? >> no. >> sorry. >> i will say this. sam, you're running out of time for weather. we know what happens when you run out of time for weather, sam. >> we should get to it. let's get to the boards. i think there's one or two things we probably need to touch on this morning. let's start with your twitter or facebook pictures. miami, how it lifted our spirits one more time. and cardiff by the sea in california. another gorgeous spot that's going to be picking up rain. in the northwest, it's been like 80 days of the least amount of rain in seattle. you're getting ready for a wet couple of days. a quick look at where the storms will go today.

>> okay. we're going to do the kiss makeup. you're really going to do this? all right. josh is going to do it. all that weather is brought to you by -- come on, josh. >> josh. >> all that weather was brought to you by pedigree. >> amy, save me. and thank you, everybody. we put guest host brooke shields to work for mom confidential. she's asking mom what they think about hot-button issues and parenting. and brooke went for it, getting answers to some of the topics heating up the mommy blogs right now. let's take a look. >> i'm a mom. and i have a whole problem with soda. what do you think about giving your kids soda? >> i don't like giving my children soda. >> you have four kids? >> yes. >> and do you let them drink soda? >> it's a treat. if i held it back from them, they probably would just want it more.

>> what do you think is too much to spend on your kids, as far as clothes? >> they grow up so fast. when you're working really hard for a living, you really have to pinch your pennies. you want something with style. but something that's easy to wash. >> i'm totally different with the girls than it is for boys. >> and it's a problem. >> what do you think about alcohol being served as like little kids' parties? >> i probably would prefer not. the kids could drink it by accident. >> do you have a facebook page? >> i do. >> she has a facebook page. all of her messages and friend requests some to my account. >> i don't do any of it. i'm leery about that kind of stuff. you know? in moderation. i think it's fine. >> what ages are your kids? fi. fixing to be 8. just turned 6. and 19 months.

>> bless you. wow. you're my new hero. >> here professionals here. we're going to do this when we're being pelted with guitar picks here. they can't wait to get the party started. we heard about what other moms think about their kids and hot topics. we have daughters the same age, actually. 9 and 6. >> same age. how do you handle sodas and sugary drinks? >> i hate them. my kids are always begging me because they go to parties or go to my mother-in-law's. hello. >> my mom loves to give them sugary drinks. >> she's like, mom, i had coke. and you're like -- i get on the phone with my mother-in-law. and it's hard to avoid, when they go to a baseball game or something. but there's none in our refrigerator. >> i'm in the same boat as you. >> and my husband will sneak one. and he has to put it separate. >> what about facebook? that's another tough one. >> i think it's really tough. i don't have a facebook.

obviously, none of my kids do. my 6-year-old has facebook. >> some 6-year-olds do, though. >> it's crazy because the access. i'm not worried about them. i'm worried about everybody else. i'm worried about the security. i'm worried about the access they have, the bullying that happens on facebook. the bullying that happens on the internet. what's inappropriate. i mean, you know, i can't be where the kids stare at them all the time. >> some of the answers that the moms on the street gave you surprise you? >> not really. i thin need and desire for us as moms to keep our children as innocent as we can. and we're trying. especially in this era. we're trying to balance with all of technology. but i think it was endearing, you know, the alcoholic parties. i think every party i go to, if it's past 5:00. functions. by the time it gets there, you're jonesing for the wine. it's like, i understand them being there. but it's a hard one. if you have a drive, forget it.

>> it's funny. speaking of the parenting issues, one of my favorite shows right now is "the middle." we see them with these issues. you're making a guest appearance. tell me about your rough-and-tumble character. >> i'm her neighbor. i'm a beer-drinking -- i'm not the epitome of a quality mom. my little kid's in cowboy boots and a diaper. and i drink beer and smoke cigarettes. and it's the antithesis of what i believe in. exactly, of course. >> we want to put you on the hot seat a little bit and ask you fun questions. you started so young. what do you like better? stage or screen, brooke? >> i'm going to say stage. >> i love the stage, too. best vacation destination? snow or sand? >> sand. you said that with such longing. what do you do more? texting or calling? >> calling, actually.

>> all right. tell us about your girls. girly girls or tomboys? >> one's a girlie girl. and one's a tomboy. >> my situation, too. tell us your guilty pleasure. it's not soda. >> it's not. it's beer. >> i like that. >> you have a favorite beer? >> it's belgium. yeah. and i started drinking it when i was breast-feeding, if you can believe that. there was a maid that said it would make my milk come in. great. >> you have been so much fun. we can see brooke on "the middle" on wednesday, at 8:00, 7:00 central. do you think moms should drink on play dates? tell us on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo! coming up, are you ready for kiss? there we go. legendary rock band, performing live. thanks for the guitar picks, guys.

[ cheers and applause ] well -- >> lara and i are all kissed up. kiss celebrating in times

square. ready to rock 'n' roll. in honor of the legendary band, kiss, 28 gold records in america. more than any other american rock band. more than 100 albums. wow. wait. millions. millions sold worldwide. >> millions. >> 100 million. >> sam, i can't look at you right now. >> i'm star child by the way, right? >> absolutely. >> and i'm the demon, apparently. these guys are back. thank you very much. 20th album, "monster." you're going to -- you're going to sing the hit single in a moment. first, we want to catch up with everybody. and i mean to ask you all, how do you do it? how do you keep going, makeup and all? >> we lovehat we do. we're a rock band, first and foremost. but we're also entertainers. we're about 100 million albums into this point. and the most exciting album is the one that just came out. that's what it's supposed to be about. so, "monster," the new album came out two days ago. we're very pleased with it. and we think you should have it.

>> why "monster"? >> why the name "monster"? >> gargantuan, powerful. >> like huge. >> the important thing is lara has the cool shoes on. >> thanks, fellas. do you enjoy doing the makeup and putting on the outfits? is it fun? >> do you think we'd get up this early in the morning if it wasn't? >> speaks the truth. it is really fun. you get yourself in character. we're excited. the song, already number one. >> it's awesome. it's awesome. we're so fired up. we're 40 years into this. and feels like the beginning for us. >> we want to leave some time for the music. we'll be right back. and, ladies and gentlemen, kiss. [ cheers and applause ]

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welcome back to the most exciting "good morning america" yet. brooke, you've proven that you are a kiss fan. you do the honors. >> all rht. here's kiss from their 20th album, "monster," with "hell or hallelujah." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey ♪ i rode the highway to heartache ♪ ♪ i took a trip on the ship of fools ♪ ♪ whoa, yeah ♪ and i've paid the price to have my way ♪ ♪ 'cause nothing breaks the rules, yeah ♪ ♪ sing it lay down ♪ ♪ i'm looking through ya stay down ♪

♪ you got what you should hey, now ♪ ♪ on a new level woah, it feels good ♪ ♪ hell or hallelujah no matter what you do ♪ ♪ i'm running through ya yeah ♪ ♪ you said that lust never lasted ♪ ♪ we surrender our hearts to fools, yeah ♪ ♪ turns out there's nobody askin' ♪ ♪ this time i get to choose ♪ ♪ let me hear ya lay down ♪ ♪ don't say you're sorry stay down ♪ ♪ i knew that you would hey, now ♪ ♪ don't say you're misunderstood it feels good ♪ ♪ hell or hallelujah no matter what you do ♪ ♪ i'm running through ya one more time ♪ ♪ the rest is up to you it's all for you, yeah ♪ ♪ listen one heart is breakin' ♪ ♪ one chance i'm takin' no lie, no fakin' ♪

♪ good-bye feels like it should it feels good ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ hey, one heart is breakin' one chance i'm takin' ♪ ♪ no lie, no fakin' good-bye feels like it should ♪

♪ it feels good ♪ hell or hallelujah no matter what you do ♪ ♪ i'm running through ya one more time ♪ ♪ hell or hallelujah the rest is up to you ♪ ♪ it's all for you, yeah >> woo. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, yeah.

yeah. >> another moment i never thought i'd see in my career, right here, right now. how about you, brooke shields? >> thank you, brooke. >> well, guys, thank you for this. i'm going to try to get us off the air. how about a song? >> yes. >> robin, we're rooting for you. >> robin. >> yay. >> robin.

all right. >> "rock and roll all nite." ♪ ♪ you show us everything you've got ♪ ♪ you keep on dancin' and the room gets hot ♪ ♪ you drive us wild we'll drive you crazy ♪ ♪ and you say you wanna go for a spin ♪ ♪ the party's just begun we'll let you in ♪ ♪ you drive us wild we'll drive you crazy ♪ ♪ you keep on shoutin' you keep on shoutin' ♪ ♪ come on, people >> sing with us. let's go. ♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all night and party every day ♪ ♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all night

and party every day ♪ ♪ you keep on saying you'll be mine for a while ♪ ♪ you're lookin' fancy and i like your style ♪ ♪ and you drive us wild we'll drive you crazy ♪ ♪ and you show us everything you've got ♪ ♪ baby, baby that's quite a lot ♪ ♪ and you drive us wild we'll drive you crazy ♪ ♪ you keep on shoutin' you keep on shoutin' ♪ >> i want to hear you. come on, people. ♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all ery day♪ ♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all night and party every day ♪ ♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all night and party every day ♪

♪ i -- wanna rock and roll all night and party every day ♪ we've received word this morning that clarence mitchell

iii has passed away. mitchell was 72 years old. breaking story throughout the day. with tears rolling down their cheeks family members of four young children and their grandmother died in a fire in northeast baltimore, children ranging from 1-7. the cause of the fire is being investigated. time now for a check of the forecast. baltimore looking good this morning. lots of sunshine across the area. good day to get out to the inner harbor, but don't forget the coat. we'll be seeing some temperatures that are going to be below average. right now in baltimore 48 degrees. more of the same across the eastern shore as we look at yankee stadium today. it's going to be cool this

evening. temperature coming in at 56. unfortunately we're dealing with heavy delays as a result of the crash in southbound 28. another accident not far from the scene north avenue at west mount royal. problems in baltimore county on liberty road. if you're headed out to the beltway, here's a live look at the west side. extremely show, a 13 minute extra ride down towards 70. be sure to join us tomorrow for good morning maryland beginning at 4:30.